Thailand Condo Purchase and Foreign Capital Requirements

Information about how foreign nationals can purchase freehold title to condominiums in Thailand.
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Buying a Thai Condominium

In Thailand, foreign nationals may take freehold title to a Condominium. However, there are certain prerequisites which must be met in order to meet the criteria of the Thai Condominium Act.
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Real Estate Holding Companies in Thailand

Although possible to use for other types of real estate, holding companies for condominiums in Thailand are often of most use to foreign nationals.
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What is a Thai House Registration Book (Tabien Baan)?

A Thai house registration book (or Tabien Baan) is a document which registers one's address in Thailand. It can be a very important document and in some cases a foreign national is eligible to receive one.
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Issues with Buying an Off Plan Condominium in Thailand

There can be specific problems associated with purchasing an "off plan" condo in Thailand.
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Condominium Transfer Fees in Thailand

Fees associated with conveyancing a condo in Thailand should be taken into consideration prior to purchase.
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Using a Company to Buy a Condominium in Thailand

A corporate structure may be used to purchase a Thai condo, but there are issues associated with such structures.
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Must Foreigners in a Thai Yellow House Book File TM30?

Foreigners, even those who own a condominium with freehold title, in Thailand need to file TM.30 regardless of possession of a yellow tabien baan (house book).
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Thai 90 Day Reporting: What if I Have a Yellow House Book?

Do those listed in a yellow tabien baan (house book) need to file 90 day reports at Thai immigration?
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Does Owning a Thai Condo Make TM30 Unnecessary?

Does ownership of a condominium in Thailand by a foreigner negate the need to file TM30 address notification forms?
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